simplify attribution

[etc/mutt.git] / .mutt / hooks

diff --git a/.mutt/hooks b/.mutt/hooks
index 2a5c1fc20e531d723cf055a2754f9267da0f48fe..db642270cf7773c343628c8d498a66440435cb75 100644 (file)
--- a/.mutt/hooks
+++ b/.mutt/hooks
@@ -1,18 +1,18 @@
 save-hook . =store
 
 save-hook . =store
 

-send-hook '~C @bugs\.debian\.org' 'my_hdr X-Debbugs-No-Ack: please spare me'
-send-hook '~C @packages\.qa\.debian\.org' 'my_hdr X-PTS-Approved: please'
-#send-hook '~C -request@' 'my_hdr X-Record: discard'
-
-send-hook '~C @staffmail\.ul\.ie' 'unset crypt_autosign'
-send-hook '~L @sudetia\.ie' 'unset crypt_autosign'
+send2-hook '~C @packages\.qa\.debian\.org' 'my_hdr X-PTS-Approved: please'

 
 fcc-hook -request@ '=discard'
 
 fcc-hook -request@ '=discard'

-send-hook '~s "Re: confirm" ~t -request@' 'unset crypt_autosign'
+send-hook '~s "Re: confirm" ~t -request@' 'push pc'
+
+send-hook '~f @pobox\.madduck\.net' 'push pc'

 
 # do not set M-F-T on mails to the git mailing list
 
 # do not set M-F-T on mails to the git mailing list

-send-hook . 'set followup_to'
-send-hook '~C git@vger\.kernel\.org' 'unset followup_to'
+send2-hook . 'set followup_to'
+send2-hook '~C git@vger\.kernel\.org' 'unset followup_to'
+
+send2-hook . 'unset envelope_from'
+send2-hook '~C @members\.ebay\.com' 'set envelope_from'

 
 # do a <group-reply> for L when sending to the git mailing list
 # http://marc.info/?l=mutt-users&m=118734866910357&w=2
 
 # do a <group-reply> for L when sending to the git mailing list
 # http://marc.info/?l=mutt-users&m=118734866910357&w=2


@@ -21,9 +21,27 @@ send-hook '~C git@vger\.kernel\.org' 'unset followup_to'
 #macro index L '<enter>L'
 # NOTE: using M-F-T from procmail for now
 
 #macro index L '<enter>L'
 # NOTE: using M-F-T from procmail for now
 

+# do not get spam status via imap, as it would download the entire message
+folder-hook . 'set index_format="%4C %Z %{%F} %-15.15F %4c%?M?/[%M]? %?H?[%H] ?%s"'
+folder-hook feeds 'set index_format="%3C %{%F} %-7.7F  %s"'
+folder-hook imaps?:// 'set index_format="%4C %Z %{%F} %-15.15F %4c%?M?/[%M] & ?%s"'
+

 folder-hook spam push '<tag-pattern>~O<enter><tag-prefix><set-flag>n<tag-prefix><clear-flag>*<limit>~N<enter><sort-mailbox>p<first-entry>'
 
 folder-hook . 'set pager_index_lines=5'
 folder-hook feeds|mass 'set pager_index_lines=10'
 
 folder-hook spam push '<tag-pattern>~O<enter><tag-prefix><set-flag>n<tag-prefix><clear-flag>*<limit>~N<enter><sort-mailbox>p<first-entry>'
 
 folder-hook . 'set pager_index_lines=5'
 folder-hook feeds|mass 'set pager_index_lines=10'
 

+folder-hook . 'set mark_old'
+folder-hook drafts|store|feeds|newsletters 'unset mark_old'
+
+folder-hook store push '<tag-pattern>~O|~N<enter><tag-prefix><clear-flag>n<tag-prefix><clear-flag>*<last-entry>'
+
+# since I have delete=yes, messages marked for trashing on mailbox entry must
+# be due to IMAP clients or the like not purging them. I found that some
+# clients automatically trash read mail from the INBOX, for *whatever* reason.
+# I have not found the authors of those clients yet. In the mean time, since
+# messages are not expected to be marked for deletion on mailbox entry, the
+# following ensures that I lose no more mail.
+folder-hook . push '<undelete-pattern>~D<enter>'
+

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